Rare Roman Provincial Viminacium Bull & Lion Bronze Coin 251–253 AD

Rare Ancient Roman Viminacium Bull & Lion Bronze Coin 251–253 AD

Step back in time with this fascinating ancient Roman Provincial bronze coin, believed to date to the reign of Emperor Trebonianus Gallus (AD 251–253). Struck at Viminacium, an important Roman military settlement in what is now Serbia, this historic coin features the classic reverse design of a standing female figure flanked by a bull and lion, symbols representing the Roman legions stationed in the province.

With over 1,700 years of history, this authentic ancient bronze coin is a remarkable survivor from the Roman Empire and an excellent addition to any ancient coin collection. The attribution has been carefully researched based on the visible design elements; however, due to age and circulation wear, it is offered as our informed opinion rather than an absolute guarantee.

Condition is consistent with its great age, displaying honest wear, natural patina, and circulation marks accumulated over many centuries. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and condition report.

Approximate specifications:

Diameter: 26.5 mm

Thickness: 2.5 mm

Weight: 11.0 grams

Whether you are an experienced numismatist, Roman history enthusiast, or collector of ancient artefacts, this is a wonderful opportunity to own an original piece of the Roman Empire.

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